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. From ,tlie /)0 V,4 ETT g, In h. 1 , 1, 18°9. iii '1(1/I du:merry 13,` !EV. TVe be n plen,t!tl to the Ee l . Nex nler% tci t (. nrch .In 3 c)t . Leth n, in tl,e Pre,6 litecin!., 3ii t COM)! S' cal Pot la . ?, vacint by the Lf‘•ih.lt ot..l\llr. John Toylor, bite r‘itt,ister ..~..~.~ IVir' Vire, .9".‘,Pr. 14, 43 , 1 00t, i i. utt n,Ol Gerxr.ii Sir I.lin K 'turn list te, Colip:el, frem the 94 t h to bt? ,C(11611v1, vic Sir ("rail,ck 941, 011 to, Lieutettoit- , ,citi - 14.1 !antes - I.i.ril Fortis, from I , ,irri)on It:1114111m, to be Colonel, vice I.i.;:utclialit- I:ci,ri . .ll I itm, Kijor.C.;erteral Tto~rlarul toil, friim the gout Foul, ti) be Colonel, vice Luta Vorbes. On111.1nre• ( 1 /1" , • 10 , 43'n" Medic:a Establishtwilt Jar the Nhlitary DepartaVius of the To be Second Assibiant—Swge:ffis Sittnitrl II ;Indy Ila labant, colt nittgonll ry, (;( tit CcorBk., Ii rv. r, eta. liatctl 1411 5, iBJB. Commission in the Royal l'embinkke Itegiment of Fuzileers • siyinfd the I.oht I ient.ilid. to Second 14euivii.ilit. 1),,tt.:(1 Nrov 1,, 0,8. Coin:ffibouna bind by the f.col Liebtettatit at the cutiv.ty • of Iterc Ic rd. • Ilt:Airriefft ut V..lunteer tuhntry. lobo riixlills, Er.(j t(t Urtaiths, * -- Patttl Sept. 14, 1;- , , (gent. I ( I).(ted , . AS AboVe C vo! hc ;011 kJ (iv L04;11, pr o muivil hatto a r. oove. iiaylis, Gent, to bi; 04 10 ., ..I),,ted As, Atutve, '1 hQitias Valliant, beat. to be ditto. DACii Commissions in the I.laLli'sbire L••cal Nfiiitis, signed by the Lord Lieutenzint. 1.),,m41 Sept, 24, r .Cll. lames,llartlel, Esc:. to be Lietitenant-Cohinel-Cortimandant - Cerit ) : . e. G. Esq. to he 1. A IrX:wqd S11011.4(.11, Esq. to be Xlajor. 6tewast Souler, Esq toc bo ditlo To be Captains !aloes 'Archibald Young, 1..-41. Peter Caliterini, Esq. liavid Sourer, Esq. John Shienean I.sq. lames i vie, Esti :j fkmuis Stcwari, lutui 6:41. Esq. Aloiancler„ Foricitlt Wiiltainson, Lag. George Wilson, Esti. To be Lieutenants.- lathes Frazer, Gent. Lewis Cruiek. shank, Gent. 'rhino:As Grant, Gent. Alexander ltu. bins va, Gent. :A le‘iiiiiter Ross, Gent. John Ross, Cent. 1 , 1111 Gatherer, Gent. Alexaiidet Watson, Gent. texanner Itueertsnn, Gent john • Longattith., (;.-nc. Ai thuJ Scott, (scut., James 1)(1:1; Gent, Wm Mac. Intcish, (icor James Smith; G,rt Jho t y le, Cent (.leurge Sundt, Gent. James Cent. Aburew Morrison, tivnt. Geoq;e. booth, sen. Gent. Andrew , Long.nuit., Goo. Win. Gordon, (...!( To 1.):' Eiisigils— Isaac.: Cooper, Gent. Patrick Grant, Gent. Conti, Cent. Wuhan) Cowie, Al' x-ttitfer Alai. !otos!), Gent. Ale,.iiider ILoper. Ro thou, .•)tionach, ' Dun. Gent. ' t“.•ur...e To be Quarter -Masters- Thomas Gcm G rant, Cem. amen To be Surgcolia- {aloes Sinab, t,;ent faaties Cent Atttlicr‘ Compaity—Tilfirts t. he l'aptain- GvOrgt: I , oroes, fu in 1 wilt , 4 l :int. G Wth Gvi lt to 61; ttmu, 4'41011)4s c'Ackit. to be Sec.ond Lieutenant. . . COllllll 10lIS tal he lioiskiiire I.(Nal Militia, sig , ,ed by his J ame , G ent . t') . Adot.wt, wail the ionk of ell , • thill. lt):);r( I auliler, ( ~ cot. to be. auto, at I.:apt.iio, CorpiniAtiion to thil.D•nby,itic., Militia-, signed by ON 1-441(1 lohn Emery, Guilt. to bc: DAte4 Uccerober %a, 1808. Coirttnissiort in the ActlforaJOro Regimeot of M:liti4,.sigOed b) Li,4,1 I.iettte4Lint; • Ccorge Ilenry llcaru , Gent. to bo En4n. I)ateet becern. btu to, xt,u6. IMSKRUPICIt4 vh/IRGIW, • William Deao, of Kenton.sireot, Itos:,c I 1-: - ,qoare, roidle. 401, biltivitcep 1, auto 1411. 14 , to tt,o, at '4..1111(111,11 George it,miny,t'io and :11,-x.inda iii iiti tun, of 07;16rd !two jail: to 0, at tro, At Guildisakl ;11‘ A All i'TS. Samuel Raistrick, of ork,,tiire, cluthiet, to surrender jail 17./4 Wit:, 21 1 mot I'd) LS, ai illy Still Intl, jirtl(fiUttl. ,' tiormei, Mr. Livatis, IlJttult L. 414 ; or Mr. Crualgy, Sampson, ut LtVc4tool, Feb 2.4, and; 2i, at t%) , ,,:i‘e, at the t corge lint, . Live, t ioa. toruirs, Mr: kistedit, fillepitard and Atltivir,. tot, living/J..10v Sontuel I\lo3.ic.r„ ut f Ic.ttichl, 'l/erll,ltire„ . clothier, I.in 36, zi, 'ley:l,, at- the. Hai t l.eiLestdr. Attonties, Me.sts. lacksuit and lotid, ii.e.nturd. • , IcifiQs, M,:iconth.. Regis, Our ctOtie. linen. 3t, 2t, at len; at 4xtilldliahl, Lon don, Attorne ) , Nit. Syddail, .11iiarsA4ripiotreet.• • Tulin Livopo , d, tsitcl i ?er,. Pett , ...3,• 4, 'and. 15, at tine, tit Lite (r be io,11)901, iVtloli.ies, Air. Air, liJocitbruck, St. Mildred's. tOuft, 1:111100111 I • • Gerisials, oi Ititlet.j, :11{.'r, fall. L 7, 21, 23, al At Ott: litOt Attwilicr, 111 r . , or Mr, Cooke,. isod. I.Suildtm, of Little Cit.Tol,air:et, Weuitnint,ter,, our. Il •,t , lan Ai, too, a;, I%sclVe, at Utiiinitall. Alt, i.atkowi• , • molts. Fell-:trot, St. Nl4ly.le•bone, 141 tiex, ,H,,A.oliJotiNeturcr, lith. 17, 4), awl Put), 25, at ten, Al.te;hie) Nll, E f twriu 4.ila 410, publi(all, 1.111. 214, 41t , 1 1'0). 25, 41 .it ,tl/0 so„,t Ilk, (~,ylh-lsiipl.tte. F e b, 4 . ut intwtt.• broker, ea• twelve, at (;n11+111.,11, ) 02.vv11 it 1, 1 61,4, (41 I ends, grocer, at one, 41 1in.:14 lone T4 ,, cfn, kun, iLiit'vatti isly ail, of N,uttle•strckt, Loitti9o, Wee. hou,onan, at t,, , ,c1t . e.,:tt , tw ) , os..awy, arici,lo:-.4101 I,Nwriis, At .0. I iik.; V. , hoe t I id!, hUi 1011.1./1“41-Tlerit. • . .•• to ) , tiqt IC) , 0,0141, c,111)91 land, allutattaktg, .41 eitvt:i4,.4l h.ritil.4l, - ', v b. 21, („11Aliv.4 . U 41314,11, ;if e.Ann,./11.s“Lfet.l'had, Saint A., Lo:;',v, 41.1 4 1 R t, ti, :it ren, Ul tob , 4. I) ."Liti Otolitti,txt,k,tpwst: Al illiot•44 , l44lwhlt,,ltier. ci,,ttit, 31 utte, ut QUIII.IIO I , 1,4:14.101). iitt)• q. 11‘iiri titlt I , llvvy.• ttl itar44,e-court, ,Uppur. t oica, 11,1iti6tott, Ntitittiv444,]bitokcr, itt tv ,4 - I vct Al (.alit!. • felt, Gilbert Siir;lKire, of . I . opsliiinf, - I)evoi l iihire, iir I Nbribjlit, brewer, y e , o , Lock of bte. , ,toli, Leeds, Yeinfoltile, tleAer, 3144-it:Vet), )11 OW SE•tr MO Garner Intl Leoltts. t v i um i s 7 l u titi,-• tit Croien..huilths4;s, mete:holt, eltiven, at Gitlin, lon. 4. lirid,,er the younger, of Muttlidie, Syrray, tallow at tin), :it Guilut,,ll. 1:00; 4. 'I u? lIA tiqUae, Mhhlkseji, •tionticy-rctivcittD, at ' AlArd) Middleton, of vrapou], cuttOn+intinitt - tieturer, .1t Wit, at thc tjti#lc Civerpool. , lan. lames Mills, pf W.NI within S t sluts , ihcr,at c•levce., at the Star Inn, Mancluniter. F c h 7 jam I ,,`v ...on and Ink' Sal lows, of.t fxfOrd-str , :et, • Nliddleses,, iCailla-st:ll,:r:i, teti,'at Ci 14.! 11'1 , :.91'1:S. eb. 4. koh:rt Motte4ini, of Walsall, vie. _lames Weston, of I, 'AliddteseN, v'titni:r. • tolui of (;ravesend, Kent, nonse.carpenter. I , re ini th•Pati:inson, Sarin It's Church-yard, South. ks , ai k, hop.t4e'for David l sitac, of I.tvernoal, sinp- , ^ller lotin ititelr, of lir Ihoil it Lotl f . , ,e, 1.-ancasttire,cotton-sphiticr• Rocsr dry, Monmouthshire, shopke...p,r. john !irook. (.1 Catm.mile-btreeti' liitmonsgate-strcct, Cli tics ‘k -\ itthotp, of Bridge-wired,', Illackfriars, Lon. don, me:l-chant. Vtilter Mason, of I leartley.place, tient.road, Southwark,. Surrey. brandy ..tnerchant... ' I:Aitt lI'S IS 101.1/ D. • ,I. Nlort lock and W. Mortlock, ()Aturd.street, china-mantt fac•Aurers M.,llarri, :it'd Co. Little Sattion. timber-merchants. 11. Ditck and Co. Manchester, distillers: W. and WrVeßienlialin, W yard, Rosemary lane, sngar,rdineis 11, Hurler and W. Hinter, liri..tol, salesmen'. L. Daw and Co. W,applin..,- \\'..n I. grocers. ' C, [:manse and G. [luck, W liitecha pet, grocers. , • I . Lotiinon and W. 11. Gall, Loudon I. 1 lo%yard and vo44t:, Town of .Kingston.upon-Ilull, Wine-Meal:at:lS. (;. Co. (kkfort.str,.'et, china and glass-men. Site,loo and Co. Tfltwitighain, • Bad; and Co. I'I) mouth, Merchants. ‘l./, rowstuith and I. A rro.vslisitit, Button. I. 14::.1.c mi n i Co. inerchaiiis C,,Wan and Co. Gl.isAmv, nwri. , ll,lots, 'l'. Stunt .and C. M. Sliarinf, iNlien•street,"Clerkenwell, dyers T. foster and j. A. l'avler,, Newport, plutnhers. 'I. •ApplcyaA and I. IVaiton, Halifax, cabinet-makers. IC Clarke and Cu. Leicester, hosters. S. Dowal and C. Nl' Do Nall, Leacienhall-street, printers. 'l'. Hay and I)ixon ' Stailitnt, grocers.• 11.Iticltatds and W Igginson, Stourbridge, blacksm•ths. Errata in the (..;:rzertz of jan. to, 1E39. in Lieutenant Cetieral Si- john Moore's First DispatA, page'jl, column r, lines 8 and 9 limn . the bottom, Iv r Vidiriira. read Valencia: • In Lieutenant-Gentral Sir irihn Nloore's Second Dispatch, page 35, column 1p lire r, tut Seven ',4o,ltons, read J oie Squadrons. In LiLntenant General Lord Poget!s Dispatch, •pagr, 31, co . . limn t, line •29 Iroui the botwin, for Major liapvcll, re:Al Major itergwidel. OLD I.I4JLEY. SATULU)AY, JAN. 14. Maigaret 13tAri4,057i. i ;dia:4 Grokam, alias Grimes, wa4 Capitally indicted- tdr obtaining, by 0316, at DodrAss Commons, I....ytters in Mini , i4tration, the pretended wile ola surlier of tl a 87th Tegintent, natned Thomas Wrougotork, stated to 1-rave died in the harm ship of 8.4• in theoreNt 1806, in Order to 01)1;60'2.41 b prize-money, alledgetf to - tit...dile to the. it h intent to defraud Greetiwiel) Che.it, • nk adduced in support of the wai, long and intricate; iron) 'which it ap peared, that the Prisoner bad gore three several times 'ter the purpose of obtaining the.money, and that she was, each time of her cading; warned by the Clerk in,the and desired not to 'call again, as he su,,petled she vens. an impostor;' unless she co Id produce a certificate of her 'marriage, and such satisfactory tetcrences as might prove hc'i identity. I'N:ot wi:bstsinding those repeat , d, warn hhe„perNisted, and represented herself to have 1)p711 born rat i3utoo lwr W(. hor snow lived ;th her name %vas Wilson ; th it she had been.. married to Wrought on; at Dualities, .twelve months since, by the itev. Mr. DUtighN, thu clergyman . Of that place ; support of which ,asseitiou, she produced a ctrtleica' ter;of her marriage, signed- by: Mr. .I)ougla4, and at tested by a Mr. Campbell, importing to 'be the palish Clerk. in consequence of the suspicion en.; tertained, She was taken into, custody, a n d a mei. sr,..tiger wai. sent. clown to Pututries to toyer-tail) the truth of bcrassettion and'atter a Moil sninnte inquiry,, lies , L t uld nut find any s.tich person as i . l),,ughts, nor did it appear that there ever bad been such a person a clergyman there, or that a:Tarim:lt clerk, wai at. all ettlphinfd in that to ‘Ali ; that there were tin registers of Anent - loges Ireo, but si m ply m ., ! ..• tnortnnla of banns published; that; this 'tegkter of ba ling , was &scontintied tor nearly twenty,tive ears, ,and t hat the atne. of. Wroughtou• wits' on. known in the neighbourhood. • The messenger • having ron,irned, and stated those , circumsiznees, ti re prisoner ‘ , .as taken beture• the Magistrate* tat Ilow , tnrekn, and examined, when she confessed that She, was born in Ireland, and had never been at Li a m. fries, and,the only - knowledge 'she had of that 1 0 y, , n she obiante:l I vont her mother, who .had been born there, She ;also de:ivered up a pocket4ook, iii which were"the c e ,:itieatcs of several other fn.ildietS not a t. ,taclicdto the rs7th. regiitl,t, and witch she stated had two) gtven to - her u men, named Vaughan and Wri,;i,T, ;ib , ) , ,t Iwu )cav4 -shit e ; .the toriner, sbe.wid, ;;11 . tliqtgo any hand, and had been banged abOut a year and a hail since fur sunilar C4EII K 11N IP - 4 .1., L S ES,S 10'N S • were not in want of any; dntina •that Tcried be had no knowledge of auf Work 'trite by K . lge, ex cept by his weekly accounts, as certified am! pas-ed as , above, Gpon his cross-examination he slid, that Page, while in the employ of P,lessrs. Houlditcli, worked at his own home, and not on their preises ; that for soMe time . bel,re and after the nmnihs.of June and Jury, a gO 7 , he hal been confined for de!.t tll N e 1.4 . :g a e , and that In consequence of it, the WOf .had been,la!;cri fr om lo a Min Of the mune' of ThowOe, who had wt ked Gilder him. - It was the business of Collinsio send ort th , . old Pies to be•re-eut, but he had not heard that otherii of the workmen did so likewise. tile-cutterl • salt' that early 1/' in hie month of August, 18 . 02, I;c had applied to Collins tbr work, who said that he should have it, provided he brought it home legularly ; that they had not had any tiles cut fo. the last six week:.4, ex cept a lot a day or two belore, because :hey had ie.- ceived a large cask of them, but which were nearly out, and that there were nearly tive'er six' hundr.d weight to be re-cut.' Upon his cross-examination, he said, he Ford,' not be mistaken as to the time, as , he had left working with Browne, abovententiotied, about the middle of Jride; and had been out ot cm ploYmeat six weeks, r Edward ,Brovue, next u'itae.ss, file-cutter, _wirs.cloployed,by'llage, his partner Casseldine, to cut 4lies in the years 1:-Noti and 1807, tos- . MesSrs. llot;lciitctt; .. that to his ac,lOunt ot wink done, there was. no t •;k „ charged two) Alay to the Ist of August low ; he delivered his accounts to, Collins. On the 3d of September; in that year, he was •Shewn C .Bias's account-book. By that it appeo,..cl, that he had not tally regularly charged ter 'work done Within the last mil - Monett petiod, but had also overcharged for the work which had been . performed. Id a conversation he had with Collins, the latter bid biro' not to mention :that circumstance, it asked about it, but to say lie had not kept any accounts, and could not tell how much the . work clone to.'• tic never received truth Cops is more than the • SOLOS charged in the ac couot given in by "hitn. Lie did no work in the months of 7 June and July, because • the Messrs„ lioulditch had a huge parcel of tiles during that period.. Upon this man's cross-examination he was guilty of much shuttling and prevarication, by •howater, it appeared, that 'lnning beet' taken into the service of Messrs. Houlditch, upon Page's coutinement, he had after .vaids been dis clitatged 'to make room again for the latter, upon his liberation, tyon• the recommendation and in terference of Collins, and that in revenge for this supposed injury, ,he had dtscloied the frauds Charged to be cotrainitted by, the two Defendants' on the • Messrs. Iloulditeli. He also, with &a. culty, was brought 'to confess that about five yoats : ago, he . was or i:ing in Staffordshite,' where ocing detected in stealing the property of • his employers, he was admitted to enlist to escape prosecution. • The Defendants 'attempted to invalidate the, testimony of the last witness, by calling three•ur tour witnesses who swore to his threats ot revenge against tteDetentlauts, and saying he bad sold them like bullocks in Smithfield, The Learood.CnAtitstAri, in summing up to the Jury, on3erved there was 1:0 great stres.4 to tie 11:d upon the ttiroorti of Browne, further raita they tQund it confirmed him her tamt in he The Jury deliberated eor a consi,..ler4U;e time to gether, and at last brought. them in Guaty, tecomffiended ihk:in to the meny of the Cutut, Upon the ground of the good clialai:tcr given by a number 01 wiittes+es; who had called for that purpoie. Phis day Rickard 4ndrews was bronght up by ilobeas coypus trout Nekvgate, to reccive the-scu= teuce of the Court. He had been tried and - con. 6ctet.l a forme' S'essotts lot having Obtained, tinder false Omit:6 , 7es; unon4.7 Aron) a ?slr. 14vitton, but doubts : having bv et i suggested how tar the ei idence was sufficieht to sus tinv the inniatnent, his. sen tence was e .13i toil. Tbv Clt,titotAN. stated, that thi)6l.l doubts were - now rettioeed:;- and alter eittintiating Oil the enin.- wily of his otletuce, proceeded to pths the senrence ut the Court upon trim, which kts, that. in cotut deration ut the long . confinentent he had already un dergone, should beconfined tar the giiCO , OI . :LWO 111• V in his ;.I , lajesty's. gaol of Newg.Ae, and .he [ T, thets , Ohichavd. . RiSHIOIMBLE TASTE FOR THE GOTHIC. The taste now so „preroiling for what is perhaps • deno.nin.ii..:d by envoni,. , coulit nakiiy wit (1 aut.ci t taled forty , or' fitly . • yeafi back: ;bat pelioLt indeed for'aion:g tiro: o ailcest : ir appeared 'to be - in ' teriv evlkided, au , l•the vt:nerible reinaini of thiir ' arefittecini-id skid Alt/ itlnluSt eiery where demolish ' ed . , a` , 4 fandy, caprive, or sonic internal convenience . diddled. • V.Ty ICW of the otwictl t . m myigtts of ottr hohles surtiived the etf,:t...ts of the sweeping decree' which agitioq every tilivg bore the app,!dr,owe of gothic. No r..To:Jections of former tints, and loog tiep.o Led cliefi'aii)s ; no Aloe lis‘ociatioos of ideas wtitch connected' the existing; hour With aces long past, eoulittfave them from the degtroctiott which las)rion had detutett Some of our grc; - stct professors encouraged by far tco touch, geherral propensity to ritiohotne of the most Apletitlid of OUT eliivitli - utis fore fathers. Jones al 4t Wien were both hostile to , the designs,ot our for Mer day 4, and iudttedr, wheti . they did' ',Mime them, they strewed how little they had studied iii that school, or how vainly they attempti:d to introduce a portion of the style more proper to Rutile, into edifices t.afetting to appvar gothic. modernizi'd gothie was the worst of all pos. • . sible things ; and enough had been dotie to sliew it hi the latter part Of the reign of QUeen Elizabeth, and in that of King Jautts the First. Alltfitt m , ferlorartists trod 11;13•Kallie steps, eitherliorn the bad taste in their employers, or themselves, orboth, 'or front tlie_naturatilesire . ut making jobs, (IOW]) 10 the time of Batty Langley, whose ith,iird mixtures are now justly the subjett of the ridicule of every person oltastc, of every lover (it conneisscor of British an . - tiquities, or Grecit:n beauties. What could be much wow than for a man of taktas to niAe out Via ii11:11de as 'that of t:4c S.\TU!i 1)A1, JAN. John C'ollins att t tilepAl,:n Page were indiOe t l f or conspiracy, Mill intent try cictrand :Nloshrs. cuncli-inakers in Long Acre, of vittiou9,SULTIS ' Of 1110tiey. Wm, Bailey, the first tvitnesq., itated, that - Ire lioulditell, who gave effilitc4.- inviit to,. a number ~!: i iren in a ' real Vlripty of br'analies clas,c:: of trade. ;['he "'moiler wire; lorOm:ln, of the iiniths, and i'age was . one of that clam:, a Hie cutler, . :rie witness every week received their oecuuois How the forenoon of the dn. lerent cla,o;es; "It - thISinCSS to make, up a Weekly aceoutit ote the emelt 11, hook prodociA to him contained weekly ac. counts of the rs).vork, its Supposed to have; bven done .by Pi4;e. iu •Itte naodilia, of • June and July, f t 07. I,'lte: tuode of p.rocegding wag„the account was weekly giyett in his own hand v.litinge to . Celittis, and by Ciodins to the witness, and was.sigoed, by them boar. Uppu thew vouch ers of the, work done?, p.ayinen , ts were, made, by the AOtuess, by cheek upon. one Irwioe,„, vita keepi4 a pUtitio-hothie, in the neighbourhoti.where (11(1 Work - mteo are paid. remembered, that-in the months of June and Jidy, in the, year I t , 7 , the ryfessr i. ljduiditcb were obsorted with a lar'e quan tity tif bl.es they had veceived frion iiirirCingh at „ , and I . oNDot s : fi RI is, of N. 4 , manktc_, , ,ort, an d puboglte bt• WILUAM A R'&110 tit SCRIPPS, South Moitcn- street, Grosven n- At the SuN-Olgt tt, No. t i Strand wht , .4(ivo tilegirrifs, 01 d e , r for thii j Palier, 7 riieti for the 'Edit)", &c, (aosl-parct)'nf t l'A a t i, trussed. t4tilate ~ • C girls within Westtni .ler wtere the robu4t ittiil th:tt ven...r;ibte. roof expos, s. the ,-.ir;stutlity of the tnoilern &signer to every eje'? clor fabrics frm , tjirir ttaiscri•lr - ,and sehditv, and front varif,n9 other e;:uties, welt!. itH `• moit the on!) , buiklingi of that" sort lila wctv rveti. l..Vt tl bete, Letilett, as the t hairs, hud monattletos ttl 'host ot thvoi ‘viteef,s,' false 4t , tv intro:loved her Qorinthi:ht altar-Riect 4, O4l'liil`yf and sralk on 114nepi_boastin, the. ages of. the ;Sorin.ni NVOliatn auti.oveo pitbaCusi,..! • 1,.,N50r A tiltielt bet!er spirit bas.of Lve yors ed,. and rostr=a I of ilestroyirt, or mutilating reht# Lltic'h ought to be held sacred, the danger consist*. rather in too _great a desire for whr,r• is .callerl restorißg them, thing very lituduble. in itself, but s , nt kiands not the most skilful, exceediogly dangurt• oils to the oljec.l. in view. Fashipli, in iitu;ll case* • require,,te be wider the guidatute of kitowledge. I\re should take care espee.ia.lly huts wt. alteopt to improve a science which exist,A only in itS rt-t. mains and wrecks long b(:ore %tie lived to admire it. might as Av.e'.l, peritapi, a.'tit of learning, slc the itnprovernent of the dend langooges, stead c.f.:4.06 , 1g them up, and. studying - them and tot proving by t.sem, as we I,lltl then) Our itatftir'., can discovcsr weir treauti s. in who h as be c .n rzti ty us of them. NV'e do nui mean here, •to enter al regent; inlo any Close investigation o# the pecw,ar merits a tug , s tyl e denomi w t,..,,i v tidc; and we are tar indeed. from 'Attending to dei.ir...ciate theincomp;',...able 1414.- plicitv, the perfect contour, the general theft-thus.; , and chaste grandeur of tho, Grecian ktiodels. I .' ll ' l ut wt: ,11111 anew taletits,..c4 , l4 has an ample 'mitt But let us be correct iii our imitative etforts. • 11re make these few , oh,ervations, because it $ our intention to notice in the . TILE SUN, in commou with every branch oh the usefej anti poke alt., the various new . specimens •01 extyry i g c vaient '''stet fur the GGthic (or its some will, perhaim justly have it, the old Fatglish), whit:kis so greatly a tee:titre la , the dee .of the proient time, - oCcur" ring as they do, soot ten, both.in the exterior and this interior disdlaYs of. inodcra art and taste. • Fe.w NA:bit:metes •mansions that have the ci.tittl of sonic antiquity have had the benefit ,of tip n, ex cept Kasule, the family seat of the Ouge of Dors::t ; Fiat field, tbat.:ot the Alarqus of Sabibuq) sur ; leiglt, near StainfOrd,. that : of the ot of the Cecils, the Lords Exeter. -Autlivy Eild,••• 1131 seat of,Lord Braybrooki 1.144 4)W:duwire r Waraire .Castle, &c. The late.L'ai - l.of Orford:when"Mr.lionied \Valpole; was the tir s t 'p erson o f note a Ito revived the ancient taste h', his villa at StraWherry artl, which has always beeli, and oil', is, sO touch .4 4 " „mired . . fie c3r4ully seloetc,..i' his specimens trim) ttio 4eit untoubted examples, and iii many cau.ts, wed actual ancient, relics,. in the finishing of that Cweal'Ltl iitg little Gothic bagatelle, a which 'in , conti,• 4, • with a just taste, to make the interior iu unison with the outward ”ppearance. Since then, we pave an increasing' number Q( am steers and imitators in the line'; 1-Loigh hi ft.'W who have f011Owtd• ilia) with equal succ.:4. 01.1 houses I.eive, in many places, heel' restore...l tt, or converted to Gothic abbies; mon-Aster:oo al ' cl castles / with great iii,nttresl i ito 041, Stich as Cvrs ;s ! 2.rit .r.te,huet, Loot RondleshArn ; of Lord C.,rringlon ; C:iihiul..:ury, of the Eat I of Essex, &c. what tilts be;•. - m so muwfiecntly done at Aittwick, by the pLikes of Nortlmtpberlantl; at Bishop:4 gt,;ch land (particularly by the present iliqhop of t Dnfliain ; at' Arundel Castle, by the present ti'd'e -of at astle, by the present Duke of/Rutland, and aeW,tedsor by iiis'present where the betiutiful : stair- . c surprises every and witere the eXiernal alterations, .4 luit.l++ictt d, would, p;otinee an efkJ beyond, all co;nrritina , ();" tittle castle., building at_Kew, -nitl the litell" lions at NVestiniut.ter, -We, wish we, could sp}ak 3 fa,v,:ttr.:l4. • , • We 11 . 1 ve 1 Y4' like • not .to mention ninny. other's ; beget' or projeted, two new and vast editicetur . o" upon the ;i,,cient style, erten f 4 ( 11) ' . in Ches.:ire, by. Lnl. Clrosvotter,, in,' he. most H'er' s 'and . 1 1 111 P.titutPi in ones' oft l'udortf, and that 1 I Tn .Oll - 1 t - iitries ( ,f., te .- feudal Lords. ttillt uSt. rehrt ) , arc:le\rktrV:leetell.it:litrlt.l'llile.;ll;..t\lll:7l'‘' rescilt~ as It 1s tlttt' itltentlutt 1, : i (U uollces which Ave shall eccibionally: preeetlf, • '.llt6'cltittf modern exacy+les iiiis rello%:itett which,may seats. c:tene under ob.erva.i.:on. Vert l grand apartment s 10 . this rietinter are io PlP patatirni; of we - shall gis'e Skutt sketclies. lo our readers of Lasts: and I.. , slitut;. • ~_, _-~- niAßrirn. Oti TueSclay last, atlit. M;cll.l,:i's Church, by the ev.-S. bridge, flit Itcy. Aldp.4.‘lolt, tart lai to. F.skt. of listc,. Usc. ul Port in , h,n City. Ott TiturstlAy Isar, at tit Nlichael Pi a sitighalt.stieet, Miss l'Aiszolote, at tii.it dal, {)tithe i2ibihst,lh the .. . - t!i-1) scar her ave, Cootwt yottn l ., st tt.tu,t)t:t t,t tVisti.mt l'utttrg.ite, (in.Tllltt:4l.t% lAat, at .iI;N hou,e. oil St. Dor:it: l ,', flilk Pirr. lotto Wart, .1 .tt t)ft Priday Ow 3 . th to,r. ..t •.:171.;e:,t'5„:,,1 1 ,, , , ) , i:t ile itt.th..: }Brit )r.tr 1L;, l' luy- ip 111: co:tic s . y ttly t ,14 tilt that C:outify. ()ti Filth)", tit 111:: Workiwt.iist, Mt)ttlit.street, 531... th Lei" ceder ) twgct.i tai. ; -•, •: , 011 SAttiOtty tt , ; , n1in,,, , „ of ,rt at M. ‘ratLin'''', (,f Sttft'utif, l'he game..day, .at C a t«tr i t ,i; f u e l, Mrs. Wid 6 V l ‘ of till' Et6 s ,. o r ‘ l / 4 ,,,crt,tt "Yetitestrty t);, ,t, o.:_k"tt. , GfOCef. tic Jcvikicsfstillit ohii t..ith A pin ° I the incyititts Whit.it , t4ousht 01) , :itttr. titc 4l " ) " , 3" 04,4:44knieti Pk ICE.OF cTO;ks bal_ugniv. bunkk Stock, ' India S!ocit 1';? 4 C. ail', d 1 Yy Cent. 47 , , 1,35 , pi'. s per Cent . KL,I f itilis o 4 per Ctra. 81 b per ceitt. keit 6 5 Imperial in w ; per Ct. Cnns.,Gi j14:4 dank 1-. Anti 18 I. toth Otrub.ll6, Fih